We Illuminate your Web Accessibility Issues
Reports to help identify, prioritize and eliminate your web accessibility issues.
Why Accessibility Matters
The ADA is being aggressively enforced and rightfully so. Millions of Americans are impaired and unable to access a surprisingly huge number of websites.
Everyone loses when a visitor wants to patronize your business but can not. At the end of the day accessibility is about accommodating visitors, growing engagement and winning more business.
Whats’s Driving Accessibility Trends?
2.2 billion affected
Globally, at least 2.2 billion people have a vision impairment or blindness, including roughly 26.9 million Americans.
4,549 ADA lawsuits
In 2 years, the US government has sued thousands of businesses, a massive increase from the prior 2 years.
Industry-Leading Tools
We use data from a variety of accessibility diagnostic tools including WAVE, AXE and ARC browser extensions, and native PC & MAC screen reader tools. We leverage each of their strengths to paint a comprehensive picture of your issues.
Actionable Insights
It’s important to take action quickly to remediate accessibility issues, but where do you start? Our reports help identify trends in the data such as what type of errors are most common and what pages have the highest issue density.
Progress Tracking
Subsequent reports help visualize your progress as issues are addressed over time. This information is especially helpful for communicating with stakeholders and managing all aspects of the project in the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my website need to be ADA compliant?
If you do business in the US, the answer is absolutely. The primary drivers of this requirement are both legal and practical. Lawsuits increased 187% in 2018 against non-accessible websites. About 15% of the population is disabled in some form, and as “Boomers” continue to age, websites will need to facilitate their vision and mobility impairments.
What is your evaluation criteria?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) is the mostly widely accepted framework used to achieve and maintain compliance with most accessibility standards and regulations. In WCAG 2.1 was referenced in 100% of federal lawsuits in 2019. Therefore our recommendations are generally based on WCAG 2.1 Level AA. If you have other requirements, please contact us to discuss.
What is WCAG?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) were developed in order to establish a single, shared standard for web content accessibility that would apply to organizations, individuals, and governments across the globe.
Does AccessibleReport.com Provide Consulting?
Yes! For no additional cost we offer a free 30-minute post-report consultation. In addition to helping discover your issues, we’ll provide recommendations for prioritizing your remediation.